Jamaica has granted citizenship to 30 people from countries across Africa, Europe, Asia and the Americas, expanding the number of foreign nationals who have formalised their ties with the Caribbean na ...

THE Financial Investigations Division (FID) is reporting that six people have been arrested and charged following a joint ...

A 58-year-old woman charged in connection with an alleged $110-million loan fraud scheme is scheduled to appear in the Kingston and St Andrew Parish Court today, while five other accused in the case ...

Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada is struggling to handle a flood of citizenship applications — many of them from a change to federal law late last year that allows anyone who can prove ...

Dear Mrs Macaulay, I am on my daughter’s birth certificate as her father. She is two years old. Her mother is living with ...

A Biden-appointed judge whose confirmation drew significant Republican support has struck down a federal noncitizen-voting law as applied to one defendant, drawing sharp conservative criticism.

EXPERIENCED SPORTS lawyer Dr Emir Crowne has accused the Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA) of acting as “judge, jury, and executioner” after its executive committee upheld sanctions ...

Four children between the ages of 9 and 14 stepped into the pulpit during Annual Council, preaching to the world leaders of the Seventh-day Adventist Church as part of the OneVoice27 Messengers of ...

One of the most prominent conservative Supreme Court litigators has given a federal judge the argument needed to throw out a Trump administration case against an alleged noncitizen voter – and dozens ...

A federal judge ruled that the law the administration used to bring its noncitizen voting cases is unconstitutional, putting dozens of cases at risk.

A US judge dismissed a federal case on Thursday that accused a Jamaican national of illegally voting, finding the law criminalizing noncitizen voting was unconstitutional and delivering a blow to the ...

The first Messenger of Hope was Jaazan “JT” Taylor, 9, representing the North American Division. Born in Jamaica in 2016, he is a fifth-grader at Grieves Seventh-day Adventist Academy and the son of ...